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    In case any Python programmers are reading this far down in the Discussion:

    As of Python 3.10, we now have a switch statement - you can read the following documentation:

    PEP-634 structural pattern matching

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    Done

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    What makes katas in Python any different from katas in any other language? Just read some fantasy books or watch movies and the ideas will come to you. :)

    By the way, is there any advantage to having many approved katas? I'm simply doing it for my personal satisfaction for now.

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    Yeah .. RedStone Coder .. **you're Welcome any Time ** ..

    If you've done enough To master lists * [arrays or Vectors]* in C++ , Then How About that ...

    **Segregation Array ** .. where you Pass an array of intgers to the Function , Returns in Segregated Manner , which Means ** The Odd Numbers come first Then the Evens , in Ascending Order ** :: Like That ::

    input , Output Examples ::

    
segArray ({1,4,6,3,2}) // returns ({1,3,2,4,6})

Explanation :: 

1- The array Passed To The Function Is A mixture Between Odd and Even Numbers , So It Simply Segregate The Odd First Then The even in Ascending Order .

2- segArray ({13,16,27,14,2,5}) // returns ({2,5,13,27,14,16})

    Awaiting For your Feedback .. and if you Published this Kata and Passed the ** Beta Phase** and * Approved * I Promise I'll translated it to C++ So Many Trianees Could Solve it ... regards ... Zizou

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    Description edited to clarify this

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    The description does make mention of a 15% VAT; however, I do agree that it is unclear that the VAT is 15% in all cases. I will edit the description to make that a bit clearer.